Shifts in wellbeing and health occur as we age. As life expectancy increases, maintenance
of wellbeing and health becomes increasingly important. Nutrients found in beef are …

In order to address the oft-cited societal, economic, and health and social care impacts of
neurodegenerative diseases, such as Alzheimer's disease, we must move decisively from …

Background Emerging evidence suggest that in addition to low hand grip strength (HGS),
HGS asymmetry is associated with declining cognitive and physical functions. We examined …

Background Muscular function, such as handgrip strength, has been suggested as an
associated factor for cognitive impairment. This study investigated the association between …

Low handgrip strength, a hallmark measure of whole-body strength, has been linked with
greater odds of cognitive decline and dementia; however, conflicting findings, which could …

Grip strength is a valuable preclinical assay to study muscle physiology in disease and
aging by directly determining changes in muscle force generation in active laboratory mice …

Objective A large proportion of stroke patients experience cognitive impairment. Previous
studies found that handgrip training can improve cognitive dysfunction after stroke through …

Background Handgrip strength is considered a surrogate for musculoskeletal strength,
however there is emerging evidence of an association with cognition. The specific …

Background There is growing evidence for a positive correlation between measures of
muscular strength and cognitive abilities. However, the neurophysiological correlates of this …

Background The sex difference in the association between grip strength and mild cognitive
impairment (MCI) remains controversial and unclear. Methods This is a part of a chronic …